Bongbong Marcos reminded graduates of the Philippine Military Academy “Talang Dangal” Class of 2026 that their loyalty must remain with the Constitution and not with political interests, personalities, or ideologies. Speaking during the commencement exercises, Marcos emphasized the importance of integrity, discipline,
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Leila de Lima called for the resignation or removal of acting Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Mao Aplasca after he allegedly fired warning shots inside the Senate building during a tense standoff involving Ronald dela
TikTok Shop is aiming to surpass its previous sales growth this year despite rising prices
Bongga Ka, ’Day! The Annie Batungbakal Musical is set to open from September to October
Bongbong Marcos reminded graduates of the Philippine Military Academy “Talang Dangal” Class of 2026 that their loyalty must remain with the Constitution and not
The water level at Angat Dam continued to decline amid extreme heat across the country, falling to 178.21 meters on May 16, below its
The Commission on Higher Education is targeting at least 394,000 senior high school graduates to enroll in colleges and universities for the academic year
Former Nicolas Torre III criticized Rafael Vicente Calinisan for allegedly turning the National Police Commission into a venue for “trial by publicity” over a
Jacob Helberg will visit the Philippines from Monday to Thursday to discuss economic development initiatives and strengthen cooperation under the Pax Silica partnership. The
Leila de Lima called for the resignation or removal of acting Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Mao Aplasca after he allegedly fired warning shots inside the Senate building during a tense standoff involving Ronald dela Rosa. De
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More than one million qualified personnel of the Department of Education began
Raffy Tulfo on Saturday called for a transparent investigation into the recent
Isko Moreno continues to monitor the progress of several infrastructure projects in
Pasay City Mayor Emi Calixto-Rubiano led the signing of a Memorandum of
TikTok Shop is aiming to surpass its previous sales growth this year despite rising prices caused by the ongoing Middle East conflict. Yves Gonzalez
GCash has doubled its profit contribution to Globe Telecom Inc. to P1.9 billion in the first quarter, highlighting its growing role in the digital
The rotating brownouts that affected Luzon and the Visayas this week exposed major weaknesses in the country’s power system, particularly its heavy reliance on
Pickup Coffee is pushing ahead with its expansion plans, banking on Filipinos’ strong coffee culture and its affordable offerings despite ongoing economic challenges. The
Philippine companies are rapidly increasing investments in artificial intelligence (AI) despite uncertainty over clear returns, driven largely by pressure to keep up with competitors,
Team Batangas City won the 2026 ASAPHIL U18 Men’s Softball National Championships held from May 1 to 6 in Barangay Libjo, Batangas, after defeating Team Calaca, 4-3, in the championship game. Nine teams from
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The RUNRIO Pride Run 2026 is expected to draw a bigger turnout
Capital1 Solar Spikers strengthened its roster for the upcoming Premier Volleyball League
LeBron James is uncertain whether the Los Angeles Lakers’ playoff loss to
Global digital advertising firm Aleph is looking to boost football engagement in
Bongga Ka, ’Day! The Annie Batungbakal Musical is set to open from September to October at the Newport Performing Arts Theater, following the success
Actor Lee Yi Kyung and his agency SANGYOUNG ENT have issued an official statement following reports of a tax penalty linked to his one-man
Actress and singer Andrea Brillantes has launched her music career as Ramona with the release of her debut single, GAGA, on Sony Music Entertainment.
Dua Lipa has filed a $15 million lawsuit against Samsung, accusing the company of using her image on television packaging without her permission. The
Dingdong Dantes described the Netflix-streaming GMA Prime series The Master Cutter as an “action drama with a heart,” highlighting its focus on family relationships
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The Commission on Elections (Comelec) is considering filing separate charges in the Philippines related to the alleged bribery and money laundering case filed in the United States concerning the 2016 Philippine elections. Comelec Chairman George Garcia emphasized that
Bagabag Vice Mayor Johny Sevillena and nine Sangguniang Bayan members plan to file a motion for review with the Nueva Vizcaya Provincial Board against a six-month suspension imposed by Governor Jose Gambito. The suspension stems from a complaint
Senator Robinhood Padilla, during a Senate hearing on sexual harassment and abuse in the media industry, questioned whether a husband could compel his wife to have sex if she was unwilling. Lawyer Lorna Kapunan, a women’s and children’s
Human rights lawyer Lorna Kapunan urged lawmakers to include LGBTQIA+ individuals in the amendments to the anti-rape law during a Senate hearing on Thursday. Speaking before the Senate Committee on Public Information and Mass Media, Kapunan highlighted that
DEPED UNION DEMANDS EXCLUSION OF SMARTMATIC FROM PHILIPPINE ELECTION PROCESS
The Philippine government has canceled the $88-million World Bank loan for the Philippine Customs Modernization Project (PCMP) due to ongoing court cases that delay its implementation. Finance Secretary Ralph Recto announced the cancellation during a Senate finance committee
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is working on PHP2.65 billion worth of investments to boost the local halal sector, according to Aleem Siddiqui Guiapal, Program Manager for the Halal Industry Development Program. The investments, committed for
return to the stage, following the cancellation of her Vienna concerts due to a thwarted terror plot. Hundreds of “Swifties” arrived hours early to witness the first of five sold-out shows marking the end of her European “Eras”
On August 15, teachers and education workers gathered at the Department of Education (DepEd) Central Office in Pasig City to protest the “burdensome” MATATAG curriculum. Led by the Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT), the group criticized the curriculum